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Walking Worthy - Part 2 (opens the original)
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Part two of Walking Worthy, and the ninth message in Pastor Robert Rohlin's study of Philippians. Paul writes to a church 600 miles from Rome and tells it to behave like the citizens of heaven they already are (Philippians 1:27-30). Rohlin works through the conduct, the cohesion, the courage and the conflict of that walk, using the Roman shield wall as his picture of a church that closes ranks. He shows why spiritual retreat never looks like retreat - it looks like one small compromise at a time
Walking Worthy (opens the original)
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Message 6 in the "Be Joyful" series through Philippians. Paul turns from his own chains to the church's conduct, and the one word he chooses is "citizen": only let your conversation be as it becometh the gospel of Christ (1:27). Philippi was a colony of retired Roman legionaries - Pastor Rohlin tells how the battles of 42 B.C. and 31 B.C. put them there, why Rome parked its old soldiers on the trade road, and why people who had never seen Rome still lived by Rome's laws. That is the picture: we
To Live Is Christ (opens the original)
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Paul writes from house arrest in Rome, chained to a guard and waiting on an appeal to Caesar that could end in his release or his execution. He does not know which is coming — and he says he cannot lose either way. This message walks verse by verse through Philippians 1:20-26, the passage that gives us the eight one-syllable words at its center: "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Along the way we look at what Paul's words actually meant in Greek — the word for his "earnest expect
Progress in Prison (opens the original)
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Paul wrote to Philippi from house arrest in Rome - not a dungeon, but chained at the wrist to a Roman guard whose shift changed around the clock - and the church was waiting on news of his trial. What he sent back was not a report on his case but a report on the gospel: the things which happened unto me have fallen out rather unto the furtherance of the gospel. This fourth message in the Be Joyful series walks Philippians 1:12-19 in four movements: the progress the chains created, the courage th
Praying with Precision (opens the original)
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Paul does not pray for the Philippians' safety. In three verses - one long sentence in the Greek - he asks God for four specific things, and this message walks through each of them: the petition that their love would overflow, the precision of knowledge and discernment to keep it in its banks, the proof of a life that is transparent and trips no one, and the produce of fruit that only Christ can grow. Along the way: why agape means living for another person's benefit rather than your own, why th
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